She wanted to withdraw her hand, but Tiana Thorne didn't give her the chance, so she had to ask in a trembling voice, "What's this acting business? Explain clearly."
Tiana Thorne's demeanor was too calm, not even slightly flustered, instead she seemed like an outsider watching a play.
The crowd stopped murmuring and waited for Tiana Thorne to clarify.
But on their faces was an angry expression, as if demanding an explanation on Evelyn Walsh's behalf.
Tiana Thorne found it amusing looking at this group of hypocritical faces.
Of all the people here, only Rosalyn Rooney sincerely wanted to help Evelyn Walsh, while the others were just exploiting the situation.
Many had competed for the female lead in "Fox Fairy", and were envious and jealous of her, so they sided with Evelyn Walsh, hoping she would fall from grace.
If it wasn't for the matter of the female lead, even if Evelyn Walsh turned into a fool, no one would give her a second glance, too busy comparing themselves.
